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Does Sudden Wealth Contribute to a Divorce?

There are several reasons why couples get divorced, including infidelity, lack of commitment, and unrealistic expectations. While couples often experience marital stress when having trouble making ends meet, a sudden and significant increase in income can also cause couples to divorce. Researchers from New York University, Stockholm School of Economics and the University of Barcelona …

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How Is Inheritance Divided in a Divorce?

If you have inherited property or other assets of significant value, you must take the necessary steps to ensure that your inheritance is protected if you and your spouse get divorced. While all marital property is subject to the equitable distribution rule in New Jersey, inheritances are generally considered separate property, meaning they are not …

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What Are My Options if I Cannot Afford a Divorce?

Divorce can be costly, mainly if you and your spouse cannot agree on key issues. Fortunately, there are options available that can make the divorce process more affordable, even if you have limited financial resources. The following are examples of steps you can take to obtain a divorce if you cannot afford to hire a …

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How are Mortgages Handled during Divorce Litigation?

When it comes to mortgage opportunities for divorcees, there are several options to consider. It’s important to note that being a divorcee does not disqualify you from obtaining a mortgage. Your eligibility will depend on factors such as income, credit history, and assets. Here are a few options to explore:  It is crucial to consult …

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